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by larodi 9mo ago
Here’s my take with some dither and vector fields. http://nouveauxhivers.dub4powder.xyz/ an invitation for event I promoted recently. Press ? for some stats on desktop. Even though coding was agent-assisted (not fully vibed
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by larodi 9mo ago
We are all plagiarists the moment we touch AI
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by larodi 9mo ago
Sure. Revolutions of the past mostly. Some had succeeded with less bloodshed also. But let’s think for a moment / internet is the first thing going down when modern revolts ignite - not only in Persia, but also in India, Africa, Mianma
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by larodi 9mo ago
Indeed, and then we still have to remind ourselves that the concept of stealing intellectual property is a very new and fragile one, born with the idea of intellectual property, which is still not something universally understood or accepte
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by larodi 9mo ago
okay I can't wait to see then how this works out in the USA where guns can answer from all directions. Is this you're implying? what is discussed here is lack of internet, not the fact that fcuking regime obnoxiously killed thousa
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by larodi 9mo ago
you can tell the diffusion from space, sadly it would normally take years to do it the conventional way, which is still the only correct way.
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by larodi 9mo ago
The background of most everyone in Brussels seems so wrong for the technological realities nowadays. I believe this sentiment is shared by a lot of people, and now it unfolds in Europe plainly lacking behind in technology. Which is such a s
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by larodi 9mo ago
Perhaps next time brave Persian people will figure a way to do all of it without internet, as it turned the weakest point of the whole effort.
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by larodi 9mo ago
well, how about all those Show HN repos? just don't download them or what?
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by larodi 9mo ago
two points - 1) it becomes increasingly more dangerous to dl stuff from the internet and just run it, even its opensource, given normally people don't read all of it. for weird repos I'd recomment to do automated analysis with opu
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by larodi 9mo ago
we have some markup for architectures like - d2lang, sequencediagram.org's, bpmn.io xmls (which are OMG XMLs), so question is - can we master these, and not invent new stuf for a while? p.s. a combination of the above fares very well d
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by larodi 9mo ago
I’m using a harsh allegory to express massive discontent by the fact that someone was catering to user content for 25 years only for this content to become training corpus. It is perhaps not that Wikipedia in particular been created for thi
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by larodi 9mo ago
after 25 years wikipedia showed what it truly was created for, by selling the content for training. otherwise - okay, this was a cool project, perhaps we need better. like federated, crypto-signed articles that once collected together, @atp
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by larodi 9mo ago
Nobody cares until is too late. And it is also very hard to get it right, given most p2ps eventually become centralized, or depend on a centralized mesh of hosts. Otherwise I totally agree with the statement, not sure whether is practically
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by larodi 9mo ago
What applications are base on this? I mean it sounds super charming and nostalgic to drop a line or two which runs on WinXP, but is this actually useful?
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by larodi 9mo ago
Yeah, and oscillators ringing together in an FFT choir based on notes from a diffused image is absolutely, totally not an AI, just algorithms. Really, why be so rude, given you understand the math behind it? Obtuse is not a nice word, not s
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by larodi 9mo ago
Precisely - every reverb is impulse response, lots of other effects are effectively some sort of convolution with neural networks that we otherwise call AI. Arpegiattors are AI and the random jumps between patterns in Ableton are a Markov C
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by larodi 10mo ago
Author fails to recognize the fact that CLI agents make all kind of hoisting easier and fun. Like publishing to CloudFlare Pages which costs close to nothing and now takes seconds, while previously could taker days.
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by larodi 10mo ago
System Concierge, not sysadmin.
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by larodi 10mo ago
As a side note - Claude Code is making the CLI attractive in a renewed fashion - more than anything else did it last 20years.
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by larodi 10mo ago
Doesn’t seem to work on mobile for me on ios18 and iphone12
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by larodi 10mo ago
Claude Code does a very decent UI, somehow the text mode is much more attractive. As if there is once in a lifetime opportunity to make the console great again.
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by larodi 10mo ago
Really, inst there anything which comes Slug-level of capabilities and is not super expensive?
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by larodi 10mo ago
Indeed it first had no T, and s.o. changed it. Also raises questions reg the original title.
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by larodi 10mo ago
Good ! Finally someone does it, sadly I didn’t have the time been planning for 1 year now.
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by larodi 10mo ago
Was this posted automatically or why it reads Vienam? Without the T! And the title also reads so?
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by larodi 10mo ago
everyone understood overnight what vibe-coding was, but only dared to go through the looking mirror and try to grok what the mirror is made of.
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General plug-and-play inference lib for RLMs(github.com)
1 points by larodi 10mo ago|1 comments
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by larodi 10mo ago
Alex Zhang just published the repo alongside already published paper here https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.24601v1
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by larodi 10mo ago
how about the track was 123 and they squeezed it to be within certain length, which defnitely would bring the BPM a little higher?

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